Light, stable at high speed, extremely fast, carves beautifully.

Nothing except the graphics are kind of weak for people into those things..

Everyone here who writes a review says that their board is the "best" they've ever ridden and I almost universally never hear a negative comment so I understand this review may be taken with a grain of salt as well. I have ridden several boards over the last couple years. Up this point, my favorite board was the Santa Cruz Mariachi which was stiff, light and a carving machine. But now after I purchased this Lib Tech Joey Maguire I am a new admirer of Lib Tech products and may never go back. The board is ultra light weight. I mean it felt lighter to me than the comparable Salomon Definition which was the lightest board I have ridden up to that point. The board was very snappy and for what is classified more as a freestyle board, this board carved as well if not better than any board i've ever ridden. This board flies. I mean flies down the hill. I was going faster down the hill than I ever have with a board. Lots of boards are fast, but what made this board so great was that it was ultra stable at the highest speeds. No twitches, or leanings, but the board felt totally under control. I've only ridden the board twice so far but I can't say enough about it. I heard great things about Lib Tech boards, but I never expected this. Great on landings - very stable and forgiving. I bought this board on sale for $250 to boot, so I just can't believe the luck I had this year, what with getting this board and the incredible amount of snow we got out east.

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Option Sansalone, Burton Motion, Santa Cruz W Mariachi, Salomon 450, Salomon Definition, Allian Ingemar Berman.

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This is a truly good board: goop pop, flex, sidewalls, extremly weightless and everthing that comes with it. This is a great Board for you guys to go tear it up and the nearest Jib session or rail in the city!

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2 year warranty!!!

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